Everyday robots
Damon Albarn
Emneord
Minder om
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
Southeastern
Jason Isbell
Singles 1978-2016
The Fall
Nye tider
Folkeklubben
Upside down mountain
Conor Oberst
Punk 45, vol. 3 : Sick on you! One way spit! : after the love & before the revolution : proto-punk 1969-76
Punk 45, vol. 2 : There is no such thing as society : get a job, get a car, get a bed, get drunk! : underground punk and post-punk in the UK 1977-81
Wakin on a pretty daze
Kurt Vile
Other worlds
Taken by Trees
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2014
af
af
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2014
"Often, it feels as if there are no more than two musicians on a given track, a claim that is occasionally true but this speaks more to the intimacy of Watt and his handful of collaborators, usually producer Ewan Pearson and guitarist Bernard Butler, than it does to the actual arrangements. David Gilmour comes in to color "The Levels" and he manages not to overwhelm and even surprises, avoiding textures and phrases that have become signatures, functioning as a painter, not a featured artist".
The guardian
d. 10. apr. 2014
af
af
Jon Dennis
d. 10. apr. 2014
"These songs have all the pretty chords and decorum you'd expect from Watt, best known as one half (with his wife, Tracey Thorn) of Everything But the Girl. Watt's other life as a DJ and club promoter are alluded to in Young Man's Game, a hymn to middle-aged doubt. "I'm not as good as I used to be", he begins. But he is".